Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2002 17:00:39 -0500 From: mh <mike@3rvs.com> To: freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.org Cc: mheyes@concentric.net Subject: mount_cd9660 Message-ID: <3C72CB07.70407@3rvs.com>
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I'm trying to mount an iso9660 filesystem located at the end of an audio
CD. Using cdcontrol, I found the following information about the CD:
michael@~ sudo cdcontrol -f /dev/cdrom info
Password:
Starting track = 1, ending track = 15, TOC size = 130 bytes
track start duration block length type
-------------------------------------------------
1 0:02.00 3:22.22 0 15022 audio
2 3:22.22 5:00.73 15022 22423 audio
3 8:21.20 4:22.74 37445 19574 audio
4 12:42.19 4:55.00 57019 21975 audio
5 17:35.19 4:37.01 78994 20626 audio
6 22:10.20 4:08.01 99620 18451 audio
7 26:16.21 4:04.71 118071 18221 audio
8 30:19.17 4:19.02 136292 19277 audio
9 34:36.19 3:22.00 155569 15000 audio
10 37:56.19 3:25.72 170569 15297 audio
11 41:20.16 3:54.05 185866 17405 audio
12 45:12.21 5:15.70 203271 23545 audio
13 50:26.16 4:24.00 226816 19650 audio
14 54:48.16 5:52.26 246466 26276 audio
15 60:38.42 18:56.25 272742 85075 data
170 79:32.67 - 357817 - -:
I then tried to mount that data and got the following results:
michael@~ sudo mount_cd9660 -s 272742 /dev/cdrom /mnt
mount_cd9660: /dev/cdrom: Invalid argument
I've read the man for mount_cd9660 and can't figure out why this is an
invalid argument. I've tried /dev/acd0c also, with the same error message.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks.
Michael Heyes
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